Lighthouse Café growing outreach arm in Othello
Lighthouse Café Program Director Angela Kudsk presents the cafe’s quarterly report during the Oct. 9 Othello City Council meeting. Kudsk’s position and Lighthouse’s youth intervention programs are funded through a contract with the city.
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Lighthouse Café, pictured, sits directly across from the Othello High School and sees 80 to 90 students during the open campus lunch hour. Lighthouse is open before school starts and hosts various after-school programs.
Bethel Assemblies of God Senior Pastor Samuel Garza, who started Lighthouse Café with his family, addresses the Othello City Council during the Oct. 9 regular meeting.
Lighthouse Café’s main room, pictured, where the cafe serves food and drinks, is just one area of the cafe building that can be used for hosting students and various programs the cafe offers.
Lighthouse Café, pictured, is situated inside a former Assemblies of God church that Bethel Assemblies of God Senior Pastor Samuel Garza repurposed into the cafe.
OTHELLO — Since hiring Program Director Angela Kudsk earlier in the year, Lighthouse Café has developed a slew of after-school activities, job growth and education programs and community programs, which Kudsk presented during her first quarterly report at the Othello City Council meeting Oct. 9.
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